NASA/Lewis Research Center has concentrated its efforts on advancing the Ni-H2 system technology for low Earth orbit applications. Component technology as well as the design principles have been studied in an effort to understand the system behavior and failure mechanisms in order to increase performance and extend cycle life. The authors discuss the component development, in particular the separator and nickel electrode and how these efforts will advance the Ni-H2 system technology.
Recent advances in nickel-hydrogen technology at NASA Lewis research center (Ni-H2 cells)
Fortschrittsbericht aus dem NASA-Lewis-Forschungszentrum ueber die Nickel-Wasserstoff-Technologie fuer Sekundaerbatterien in der Ruamfahrttechnik
Journal of Power Sources ; 18 , 2-3 ; 235-243
1986
9 Seiten, 6 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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